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Barbour, Douglas, 1940-

bpNichol Tribute: Afternoon panel at The Western Front on November 3, 1990 Part 2 of 2, Tape 3 of 3
Phyllis Webb Conference at The Western Front Tape 3 of 3
Douglas Barbour interviewed by Roy Miki on September 7, 1990
Phyllis Webb Conference at The Western Front Tape 2 of 3
Phyllis Webb Conference at The Western Front Tape 1 of 3
bpNichol Tribute: Afternoon reading panel at The Western Front on November 3, 1990 Tape 2 of 4
A Tribute to bpNichol at Harbourfront in Toronto on December 2, 1989
bpNichol (1944-88): A Tribute, Coach House/Music Gallery, Talking Books, 1989, Side B
bpNichol (1944-88): A Tribute, Coach House/Music Gallery, Talking Books, 1989, Side A
bpNichol (1944-88): A Tribute, Coach House/Music Gallery, Talking Books, 1989
A Tribute to bpNichol at Harbourfront in Toronto on December 2, 1989, Side B
A Tribute to bpNichol at Harbourfront in Toronto on December 2, 1989, Side A
A Tribute to bpNichol at Harbourfront in Toronto on December 2, 1989
Warren Tallman's compilation on December 2, 1990 of Adeena Karasick's readings from bpNichol's "Martyrology" Book 7 at The Western Front on September 31 in 1990 and reading her poems at Carnegie Hall
Douglas Barbour reading poetry at Selkirk College on February 2, 1978
bp Nichol (1944-88): A Tribute, Coach House/ Music Gallery, Talking Books, 1989
Errata-tat-tat
Earth Song/Body Song
bpNichol reading at University of Alberta in 1978 #2

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